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...TIME, Oct. 12). Herbert Lee, divorced when his son Tom was five, claims to have given the boy "everything"-he has sent him to the best schools and kept him in boys' camps all summer. In truth, he has been everything to the boy but a father. When Herb Lee learns that his seemingly effeminate son is falsely accused of homosexuality, he does all the wrong things. So do many real-life parents, whether the charge is false or well-founded. They are fortunate if they can get worthwhile help from family or friends or even from their ministers...
...Born. To Herb Shriner, 35, homespun Hoosier radio-TV comedian-quizmaster (Two for the Money), and Eileen McDermott Shriner, 27: their second and third children, twin boys; in Manhattan. Names: Kin and Lark. Weights...
...professor at the University of Nebraska. Sam Brownell took his doctorate in education at Yale, later became professor of educational administration. In 1947 he also became president of the New Haven State Teachers College. As U.S. Commissioner, Brownell will find himself helping brother Herb with one of the hottest political potatoes of the year: the five school segregation cases, soon to reappear before the U.S. Supreme Court...
...story tells of an ambitious young playwright (Tom Morton) who tries to make the big jump from the Lower East Side to Broadway. But while romancing the theater, he neglects his small-town girl (Mary Murphy), who begins to pay attention to a hardware dealer with a soft heart (Herb Shriner...
...participants except the President, who ad-libbed from his cards, had to memorize their lines. All five reported twice for full-length rehearsals, which were carefully timed and shown for critical view on TV monitoring sets. On the final production, the four Cabinet members (whom Ike addressed variously as "Herb," "George," "Mr. Benson" and "Miz Hobby") commented conversationally on their hopes for congressional action. The President spoke briefly and reassuringly on the U.S. course in world affairs: "There is going to be no new Munich, and ... there is going to be no risk of a general...